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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-24

THE Indians have yet to learn much
of civilization. An Oregon merchant
says: "When Anderson and Bernhardt
killed an Indian several years ago, he
owed me $345. Since the time 1890
of this amount has been paid me by
his relatives. Kentucky died the
other day owing me $50. Already his
relatives have approached me on the
subject and made arrangements to
pay the amount. 1t is a law with them
to pay the debts of their relatives, and
they never break it. / am sure of
getting my money if an Indian dies
owing me; but when a white man dies
leaving no property, no matter how
rich his relatives are, l never expect
to get a cent"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-24

]. 8. Weller. -. Pursulvant
John Garrecht, ir., Sen. Steward.
Chas. Howard. =. Jun. Steward.
In. Fl. Willard. :. -. Tyler.
Boise Democrat-The following
strong resolution, presented by Hon.
]. W. Brown, was adopted unanimous
| ly at the railway celebration meeting
in Miller's grove yesterday:
WHEREAS, Efforts have and are
now still being made by designing
politicians and enemies of Idaho to
divide and dismember our Territory
which is now entering upon the most
prosperous era ever known in her his
tory, the outcome of which can be
nothing short of Statehood Therefore
be it.
Resolved, by the people of Idaho
in mass meeting assembled in Boise
City, the Territorial Capital, this the
18th day of September, 1887, that we
are unequivocally and irrevocably OPP
posed to the division of the Territory
of Idaho and the annexation of any
part or parts of said Territory to any
other political division of the United
States; and that any scheme for the
furtherance or accomplishment of said
purpose is contrary to the desires of
the inhabitants of Idaho and devotion
of the best interest of our prosperous
and growing young Territory; and
we respectfully and earnestly call the
attention of the congress of the United
States to the true feelings of our
people that, that honorable body be-
ing fully advised, may not infict this
great wrong of the division of Idaho
Territory upon the inhabitants thereof,
but by preserving this Territory in
her entirety bestow the greatest good
upon the greatest number and by so
doing merit the heartfelt appreciation
of the thousands most interested in
the preservation of the Territory of
Idaho.
Resolved, That copies of this res
olution be presented to the Honorable
Fred T. Dubois, Delegate in Congress
for Idaho, for transmission to the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States.
Hon. GEO. w. RICHARDS, editor of
the News-Miner, Haley, who came to
Boise City to attend the Grand Lodge
of Masons last week and is still here,
was indicted for ibelling Milton KEEL
ly, editor of the Idaho Statesman. If
it had been announced that grand
jury could have been found in Ada
county, or in any other county in the
Territory, that would have indicted
an editor or any one else for libel for
what he might have published or said
in ACQUISITION against Kelly, it would
have been laughed down as joke.
But the jury has been found, and it
indicted a gentleman who is resident
of and publishes a paper in an adj
joining county. By what means Kelly
succeeded in securing an indictment
is one of the secrets of the grand jury
room. The indictment of Mr.. Rich
ards has created a feeling of indig-
nation among the citizens of Boise
the like of which has never before
been seen here. 1t is the universal
verdict that Mr.. Richards is not guilty
of libel; and knowing this the citizens
of this place propose to see him
through to the end.-Democrat
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-24
NOTISE.

OFFICE Or THE COUNTY TREAsuRER,
Blackfoot, Bingham County, Idaho.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
Az Bingham County Warrants will be paid up,
date, IL presented within sixty (0O) days from
date of this notice. Interest will cease from
and after this date.
SPECIAL FUND.
October 14th, 1885, Nos. 80 to 81 inclusive.
January l4th, 1887, Nos. to "a inclusive.
GENERAL FUND.
October 14th, 1885, Nos. 26O TO 30s inclusive.
January 18th, 1887, Nos. to los inclusive.
G. BUNTING, JR.
80 County Treasurer.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-24
TERRITORIAL DIRECTORY.

TERMS OF COURT.
Bingham County-At Blackfoot, first Mon
day In May and nth Monday in October.
Cassia County-At Albion, the third Monday
in March.
Custer County-Challis, the third Monday in
June and fret Monday In June.
Oneida County-Malad City, second Monday
in June and third Monday in October
Lemhi County-Salmon City, second Monday
in May and third Monday in September.
BLACKFOoT LAND OFFICE
Register. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Frank w. Became.
Receiver. John Montgomery.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-24
Have You Read This Beforei

Have You Read This Beforef
A. Kuhn & Bro, Ogden, Utah, who
have the largest wholesale house
in the West, will give you bar
gains in Staple or Domestic
Clothing, Boot and Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Hats
Caps, etc. etc. Mail
orders will receive
prompt atten-
ton, goods being
shipped the day or
ders received. They al
SO buy and pay the high.
est market prices for furs
and peltries of every kind,
and remittances made the same
day goods received, send for prices.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-24
NOTIGE.

To Property holders of Bingham County:
In transcribing the Records of Oneida COUNTY
property in Bingham county ON account of err
rors in the records in my office; and by direo
ton of the board of county commissioners, ]
hereby give notice to all property owners hold
ing deeds, mortgages and other instruments
to present them to me for correction and prop
er record; the same TO be made without ex
pense to the owners. This applies to all instru.
in Oneida county.
GRO. A. ROBETHAN,
County Recorder
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-24

The following is the list of officers
elected by the Grand Lodge of Masons
at their annual communication last
week:
E. A. Stevenson. Grand Master.
I. @. Hattabsugh. Deputy Or. Master.
John Hunter. Sen. Grand Warden.
Stephen Dempsey, Jun. Grand Warden.
John Huntoon. :. Grand Treasurer.
j. H. Wickersham, +" Secretary.
Rev. ]. d. McConkey Chaplain.
j. A. Schiller 49,. " 49,. Orator.
L. A. Anderson. -. Sen. Deacon.
R. S. Halves. s.. Jun. Deacon.
II. L. Becraft. -. -. Marshal.
Thos. Cambell. :. " Sw'rd Bearer.
/. 8. Weller. -. Pursuivant
John Garrecht, ir., Sen. Steward.
Chas. Howard. :. " Jun. Steward.
N. Fl. Willard. -. 49,. Tyler.
, 1887-06-16

When IN. liver i iudOlrLt. - il EIust uecessa-
-l-F be when Il fails 20 =ecratz the bile Ia snhs-
cieUf quantities 10 meet the -quirem=nts OF d.
yes ion u i evacuation. i should he set at work
4 = .-s-ss .lssezti1-
.GI sflEIIlGS 10 Ec-islTS impaired Jy this iBc0n-
FaFah.a alternative. speedily sviUceS Itself in Z
departure OF Glse uUcoIuf5rJabIe sensations in
The right side; tae Hs-.-sa; fI- upon the tongue;
.UdiLB >tigg- :sHa sex headache consequent upon
inactivity 0f the i e. and the diversion Of til.
E-is from is proper channel. Irregalarity o.
the bow els = u ways ana paIu.c>>ly J reformed BY
the corrective lEGlca-g3- which ! infinitely 70
DE p.cte-cI. both because II = safe and more
e1lgsc.OE- - LIUe pill. c-.1u=l and drepchiHs
puE-ET.v-~ o. every class Il cures AMI prevents
fever sUl G-Cc. ana rl=uIa -Ii=EI-
, 1887-06-16

- Point wilson. 8 ,,...f..r.-- Fg,,l
ljarrsw-te.a Blrf. Wr.- C'I.uId ~ aAd
Francis Adam w.f her. -, -%i-'s -.--
-rar= since. L.----f -, m. r., nv 9S!ii- gu!
We ar. cr-.sr.r with ,s.. L. 0'it'e- ~
c.fi. To Port Tayr.s-..! I; ~ aDI
NV Question frhaa they ...ra g; "
Ea said. we have c1rra-r ,,r.iiHg ,f;iug
-rr;.- 10 -rrz---,. first. Inf -yEaT EU-,.nI. ,.l
-aa fin. Union Pacific I'm pIr.I,!o1 !o1
the -;n,a xii. not b. Ir-l, laf+-I 'ialii,
VII Sc, us In Plr, Jnv9-.7I l5ai 5oa
I believed what NIr Aim toIiy IIy'
and + have seen -ta. ayarrtbin+, 11l 'Ie'
1fI til me IN that cg1y.r.,.;n-5 ;:.,l5 le
come t. pass. aaI IL, Union Pg,;sS
is IL PgrtIg.I l. next In3Ta r,iii ,riIi
be- towards Purs townsend Bay gI
TOO gE tie Southern Pa.;ti. frGIn ~. ~
Francisco {, Portland and now cDu"
plat,d III its entire Ialgtn. with ,ba
exception q twenty miles tbroEaI
tie SiskiyOr m1gG.a.n- which viii r.
completed before Christmas. W.
THAI road Is completed 10 Portland il.
next move vii be with the Tnio1
along the gre-- -tla e Hoods C,nai
- Port Townsend B-v. IsDa,k tbnt -ai
confidently Of the-- two roads La
cause I b-lfeTe I'll, tin. + their al
vent l. close ~ had. nearer tSan
many who uyy 2-.r Iaa may Iroagina
Bat. a. q prophet gets bu: little h9nor
among his 0@-a u-gulr. 10 -.st Ioot
for ready cryi-lc- II luv sta..me5t
bat am content = lat time prove ths
truth u ny c=s.r.i5a5.
/ cauuJ. ind better language in
WHICH u c.-=. this address than the
slggucut wgrI- - President Srrnra
il lis las year address before tbis
association. This H-iI IS 50 prolifo
uud " such uabJUI.eG compass that
must leave j. - pan more abIa
aaI t. q t9asl. more eloquent than
mine. Auea | cJu5ara the T.rr;-
tory E tie present. - VIVA. il WIS
b Years ago wa.a I first landed AZ
Sh.alwatar Bar. when l consider onr
present PROSPERITY. our freedom from
danzer. our towns aai cite; bns-
t!ils with activity. hgps and eoioy-
nelf. when [ sc the roals tho
ar.l-=z. the railroads already com.
...ac.n- to spread their n.t-work
over .le face u the country, quicken-
iag into iq-en-ir- the eScbanna NJ
hr-iaa-= and the Intercourse of man.
when I seq heiutallactulI and moral
, 1887-06-16
Editorial Jots.

Seattle will probably have no cele-
bration Of the Fourth this year.
Gold prozpectors in large numbers
are going 70 the vest coast Of Van
couYer's Island.
Victoria is making great prspara-
ton Tor her jubilee celebration. L
viii occupy two days.
Saunders, the Linn county mnr-
dcIer, Is now on trial for the third
time, now at Salem, on change of
venue. 1t IS even more celebrated
than Our Miller case.
Tacoma is making arrangements
for wonderful celebration. She ha-
invited a British mau-Of-war to be
present. We susrcct it might not be
pleasant fer tie Britisher5.
D.. Anderson, president Of Whit
man college. viii 20 east soon to So
cure endowment for his college,
Waila Walla Is trying to raise its de
tcieucy Of JoauS amounting to $G0Gf.
4 man over at Mccoy. Or, mDr
dereG his wife and then shot himself
because she refused to live Wiih hin.
As he did not kill himself, tie neicb-
bor's talk Of lynching him TO hr.n
him out.
Gen. Miles IS 10 take personal
charge Of he camI aign agaisst the
hostile Apaches. Lieut.. Johnson
had skiwui5h with them and routed
them OH Saturday last. on R-rog7.
, 1887-06-16

That Al!c1ch's are the only genuine
porous plas.c.s.
That all o-heEs2-calieJ porous plassers
are iuIAitatious.
IhG; their makers ozIy get them up to
SCI! on the reputation OF Al!ssck's.
That al So-cuIici improvements ard
ingredients are LumUugs.
That u., one ha= ever made IN improve
-.e-t OF Alitusk's Porous PIastass-
That when you buy Alic,ck's Porous
, 1887-06-16

hUy BODY clE catch rali This kind Ct weather.
tn Iraaa.. : L Ut --r- ike the mIG Hho caught
tl- bear We advise o. .r readers - purchase OF
Dr. J. d. Minister tote OF SANTA Able, the
':l "TI... h-u- vI e. uSGIE gI ION. ASt tEIna Bon
glI5.s- Eu--LS and Group Cures and keep II
La 1f- IL E5c=-iaE 10 the taste and death 70
The above Complaints. sold aE q 90 Z bottle or )
or $50 CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE glIes
l.l-l---i.lE- rClEcf- Toe Catarrhal virus : soon
'.l~i -r- lvl- 5.a.l.UE and pen a;r,iting nature
V BE- = q ;rs.l- -. lgsut!I- Treatment SiOo sehi
rE ----. -f.Er.
, 1887-06-16
ENnlten,ant la TeXas.

G-e1t eZriE@wout has been caused IL
tie v.g.gity u Paris. Tex. by tie remark
abie recovery NJ ) i. Corley, who was
50 helpless he could not turn in bed, or
r.isr his head. everybody said he was
dying # CpH~Unptlsu. \ trial bottle Of
Dr.. Kings Esw Discovery was sent hIm.
F.-3iu- ielief. lie bought large bottle
ana a boz - 1-. Mugs New Life Pills;
by the time De u.. 52Sen two boxes ot
P:i.s and jwr bottles O: tie Discovery he
was we'll ana had gained in .Ie=h thirty
SIX pounds.
Trial bottles ot this Great Discovery
ior Consumption F.Go IT y. y. Hill u
, 1887-06-16


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FL .... ana ".
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IT--.-. system. /. "...t i...
tax t...- --.-,. '.z ..+. .-s-
been HH"L C -r-a.#.-t IL.
dE..a- II a.'.." .--.-..r .-.#... % o..
i-t-l.-' .. H.. E-... t.-E...Es- "..'
tia. officer shall b.. pail sE .--
Z. r.. IL =. .-- I'll. .".- al" l...' ..
'.-' i...- ... 3. .-...- ".E '.--..--...-
tin .....- --.... ID. -'..-.'- ..-.. ...
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TIN, .. ..'r .,..r----..... II ill., -.--
r--..- - -.- .-..a-,- ..'-..t q. e.. ...- .-
salary, @-.' .--... ..-s -...---..- --
N-s--
ka. rl.-- I, the I-v.n4 c.rr--
-D..l..c. T III. ~o.,-l. y..s.. +E-v.
I. i. M .v f ,.- f-na. Il.e. j.
ra-r..--r,.g a~c.a--..a- .-.- II mat
TT .s =. .,-..- tE.- II. J.. University
!, iy ~. r..a-- settled Yer, a-I IL.
c5n-m...a...-. r. r.r- p. Townsend -r,
a. rr.u.,-rs. .-I tie aforesaid I..v.
I. .. EE---.s VIII max. public .ar.a-
,..a- r. Ivr days '},as VII cause
tl.s ,.I af na vliyer=. t. t.rf..
over a-G .--...-l tie native. or
vols to that effect. etc. etc. Ja-.
what the nature e this awful. dr..
news NAV I. :, ,l,r- far cruelty Izarr
p rr,f.,-rd -..r.t fr.r, an .g,rfz,l ?
--,-fr.c. In. d.. General c.r..I-,---r
il. v,ar af III. fsct- i rr.at Mr. lIa-
sev is making p fool Of hira-.lf The
conrar.,~. a..ra-I bv unanimous
vote +o r,a,+a tIo ir.+;r.,.;o, a.. P,r,
Toyrea,.; ,,,.,n , co,.,.;r ..,..7;+;.,
which condition wa -,r..,a.ti ti..fr,.
cor,rliaG Wit. I'll, o,,,.,.o-.-..-..-.
, 1887-06-16
.in AksoIute Iure.

TIE Original Ah.efiGe Oiu;McI. is only put up
in .a.-E iwooguCc Tin hcNe- and = absolute
g'Tr ~. O.. Sgr-S, burns, wounds chapped
haua.>. and al -yiu e-.D-igUS. VIII positively
uy- I'll kind - lis. A-l for the Original
Al .eIfuc Ointment y ID uy DT. Jas. D. Mink
Z u = se-.s per Ln.-hv IN y. b cents.
, 1887-06-16
s Family blessing,

Simmons Liver Re-Glator-the favoTite home
remedy is entirely vegetable. and / the puiost
and Ds-- family Tle..5,iue That J. compounded.
Ne error -p b- feared in administering, IO injury
T f-oa4 exposure after taking. no los OF time II
= he neSE preventive medicine and safe 70 taxi,
10 natrer wLs' tn sickness May prove 10 be,
and IN any ordinary uI>eIse viii r.-=cJ : sp 'eiy
, 1887-06-16

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............ ..s....--,.. r...-.
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---t-..- +--.... Greene .-.-'- 2,.. G.
II EE-.-E. ..-- wiz. hal '...-.. IF E:.v.
--.-..-. .....,....,,. o.. .-. ..,.. .-.1
-.- .-.-- I'll moving .-@' the
H-.t..-- ".-" -v.z-t a- . military
...----.ty without the consent - tie
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losses 81. r"nt-. g.. Aue-mHaaE.u-
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, 1887-06-16

The visit Of Vice President Potter.
OF the Union Pacific and .. L. !, y.
Co. to PHget Sound at this time i
portentions for future railroad l"-
Yelopment in the Pacific northwest.
His acquaintance might protitably be
cultivated
, 1887-06-16

sz-zz=.--.-=-szzszs.sz
winch "-.- --f-d-a IN tA2 car cl
every u.s p4a-eeF Will make NJ
H.na' r.trFia.e more "E,-NlE aud ms
heart .. ....- WIN noAe5- P--i'' lLl-
In AN .-' -AG" ii'H i-l-i' .'.-.' -" In l
l." ~-4.-. ,.-n tf,.'e. generous E..u'i ls
ELg" amt i.-t t..i.f 10 VS. lbe Ha3i a.
a i-... l-liE honest man "I.ch IL
Halt-a his "i--.'- Governor .2.tFsli7
va -.E 1f..- /, lattliU- ana gN7t -
-o. -r1 should be wanting ii IL -
attribute NJ q. man Il / "a I'Jt ~
y. uT voice I'D IN occasion Ike t,l7
ie i-G,-s t-a m algIE or my .Ilt-lti
wlr Wa the iTl1-L II cT-fE i-2Lirtet
ars.. ...n -.--a thar. Trend 1L " u
.lE.- ..EElt.r..; ana N-@! On .-ie
EP.i .. ,a.a.l-ly. IL 81, ms ho.-#
lie v-z Gre! mp q q Sacfllice Tor
the -a-v'--.- nj rs country ana ~
e.nu.ry'- llT. LIE IE9;. t-a- t--7
Territory. q well a tie o-d-- > axe,
has men Wiling 10 IL" II 'iaa e--
E IL. -.9rieus id Union.
J. Ea-r-ot-'s history n TINS ef-l-
tgTy r.-l may also rad Il another oil
--y .-I friends. Joseph Il=l..-t1- .'L5' :
VS. S.. ,n--u--ast.c II introduce i22a
ti-Ge- from tn east into our waters,
ana wL" wa- T.iIcUiet hy tie thought
les - y.=iauary- Had lir- Cu-n-
man lived t. the present time De
would a-T. sen Ll- dreams proved :.
reality. @-t the ~ilat and carp anu
lobster - III. cast winch t-e : i=ii
Commissioners o. tle tn-t.t state.
have Introduced into tn "~t,.rs OF
tie fa':.r. Living T..-'=S'7 OF liz
wisdom. foresight aGt sas"citE, an i
tia t.ye. who wee 50 persistent III
t.@.r rliicule We're bat blatant pro
cl..r..s. - cha.E Own ignorance AMI
I0sUtT-
!-. history tel " 2-''-t: - ems
alt pioneer 81 hv has .rtE a. ~!aa' 'jlI
lat reunion. d.. William T,s7'i
La.---s- De arrived .-- 'a-:-tE-s =
physician and surg. ID IN the tII.t-
son Bay tempa.F= service n the
spring Of 1888, and remained III TINS
Territory, most nI the time at Ms,
gugllE. until 1859. when he TamoTas;
. Victoria, =. &. where he died n
his mansion IT Glyvarla.e on tAa o-l
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7 gnrir H. Ill ,-gr il fEa flesh" He
:. yS.I, r-- -1 H. -r,.r;5 I fr,Ifv believe.
- -. III r.--- ~ bs, Er1fla~ ri0ree-z
T-f1 -..r- m fr+rr... IN u, whfIo virI.
~. ~. ..-.--.
r. - NOW briefly consider he
fu---. ~. Western WASHINGTON. 2
c9rr.r- bounded on the north hv
r. -. o9 +hs 1T Lv ~
rSl,-,..l.-a -. or, +La ng-> NV tba
, 1887-06-16

The Olympia Standard very prop
sgly protests against the action ot
Judge Allyn il dismissiug one re-
publican clerk TO made room t-r an
other. 1t is Z reflection upon tie
worthy democrats all around.
, 1887-06-16


....E j., Cant ifav-. |. -. 4. who
..- r..- ue-.cI.t ay Agents IIrH.
Parker Gibson. Huntington. VIII
4..rH- .Er.f ..E IT,. I~.=,.-.r
f...l tr.-.- ~. ,. Powell sir
Wr's-,.r us widely know. for his
-...-.-- hospitality ia relieving
--..Nr. .,...l ...i distress. I persons.
.-. - lis cordial E--.ru... 5a ....-.
.-. AIR E rtL.. -E..t Interest l... t.r..
-. IT,. Indians. :. l~1- 7 -r.- .-.-
f....-.I teacher ,a .l- Maxim I.-.r-
,--..l under III Webster. I'D 81.
.....-..... till fsGG. During that i'....I
some rf -L. most .....ru' incidents
-..-- place. vile. III, r.W matter OF
interesting history.
H. c.r.-.r.c.t work July I. 1852
III. place waS ii lis FriL.v.I Wild
-,--. auI the Indians. tie widest and
....-- i.I-rauI-ut ifit-.. .u .s... coast.
l..t .--.l been Iuri-lal '- their
..a.- .ag-r-- ae.-. Their war e... II
* rr.-f. Earaf g--rI ;, .E.%rl and
k.g...-, We're well l.av-, and
dreaded Lv mariners WHO wrr. ST..
rr.ssrs-.u..,s a. f.. d.. wrecked eli -..
nr.-t-af tl.!.tr:.p. DLiFIgttarv J.o...
.r rLr terror ,r carly -.v--...,i-. was
i..I. Iu- .a left all. aiiu.aut. N
v.....nv ia tie Ia cI.yF- / have
named. VIII, hated q white man ana
v.aIl GLADLY have driven Us away.
lr- Their c;.riI!fy Induced ;..14 fg be
sy-.alIr. with .ls hsra IT cain.
had Il lively t.ma Jv.lh.lI E.h..-i
. f... .l..~ rL;.f. y-f..-a ,.a-.a vs. K.-
s..t-;sf-. which II H.. ETaI,aL Tnrar-
frost. [ Lad been directed Iy
.,no. Webster +, r,ar-. q ..l,l.va,- If
.t:.g ra-nrvar..o ~ f.1. -.-tr. - rr..
T-...-- rfyar ,yr..r, Et.h.t-i Ir-..I
ar.G ..1..rr,.l ..-..,r--it-. .....-,...-I--. =.
. the cranberry meadow. aI.gr The
bank af rE.r rfr4r IT.. ,ya- .h., NJ
his SIMMER r.-:Farnc ar Ta.o.-I
Island The Nei--h Indian. hal
.nl., arl f,-r Fs,,-t.,..l .-,,,n:i,i-.,, -
.T.. r....,ir..,'- ..-, r--. l.,l- 8, -r-,.,.-.,-
. ar'- e,ara+- was a riGii. ~ .s.,-.. !
-l.v. If E.,.f-; VIA. I.l ...r r~, -
work 90, fine rr.l.,....,- ,.,..,.l...,-. Inn.
r..E =, .F....-f. T-l.rl .-.f ,..,..r.-...r
+ rI-. 7 Ms v..rF-:...- q t.r..r.--l- .r.
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aar..al t.. id l.1lfi.,,. srI na. .g-..
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I long lair ti,I in 4 I.ga, .r ton 9-
.t..lr h.a.I- with -,,rrr.. ;,r;.-. f,.a,,.
+ REGULAR v-r reruf. IA m ,.......r.,.-
! ana ve..ir-. Ill. .lE f..r,r- l,rfar...!
Eis would nav. Ias. r..l Pc. AMI
tI.. .-I.r- f.rrg,.7 ~ lin .-3 r -
. rla...i to hin, ,3i-atF Isi bon .i-.rF
7 lie was p.c:...., with Inc. lat on l.i-
. return t9 T.lra-F. Island be -lta. ill.,.
-l.v, Ira! f.r making a fool of L;-
chief
On tie 2itn Of 3Ta-. 1861. I had
rather 2 cglllaai avrarfcrc, Tho 4
. :. steamer ~;auI,rir5; arrived. F.,.rr...
3a board DIR. Grna. collector Of Gus
/ toms at Port ArreIa.. and EIr. Ffoyl
q now kecpar for Capo IElat,al,v Ifal.
/ |b.r-a. 10 relieve M Srrirh fr-IsI .f
7 Victor smith. who 1ya- Eaer,r Of frg.
f!iuat at that time Some r,gntI-
.rsvlsr+ cld T.laIovtI. orc Of tIo
war chiefs. had 6,fff.rrIrv ar ,Ea
I -.r..r.l 81 tI-...,.-,.,1 :, 1...l .--.,. ?
, 1887-06-16

bay. Nar3 however. aa- been -.a'
= Gen. H.Ea-ar- ur --.gf IT If
Il.-a- ..I.t5rS lv t-. --.- ON board
III. l. J W -..r. a.. .- ,La 1T. =
H.... f.. steam ..r- WALKER.
.-..n a ... .-..-.sr. .st -.rI-
r.r- lr- IL. .-i u-...r
i..-.-. h..-..-- a--..... ..- N..h B.v.
..- :. g-.;-.r #.lr...... e r- Wen
.-.-. .-. steamer rr.....rf % the
r.-.s-. = r.ft---- ..r.. where the
-a...- .r no ... ...~ y.,-i- -.a
t..ill- e.. -.-.--. ...a. nj .aar-
v.-e r..'..-.. ST.. f ..-,.. .-- l.-g.,
iy.n Peter a.E ems. I'D ID Tarr
--.,-a...E.. 1'--.. Peer uG- kent -
# IG.-.n.r- year. aud as lie -av~.
experienced . e--r-. # ugar5. he
soldiers I..l..-a! - Nah p.- 4
month. ALI .u..l- -..- tim. N.saat
Webster a.I L5ug-. Ei-lar vg,.r i
tt-.l..-.- with seven -. ,t..r- and az
rrs-.! r.. Hv~--t -argi-r.-- and
brought them {. E..l B.v v...ra
tGyE a..s r.. .! l.d sentenced .a 7-u-
TE.- la-n- a- Fast S-r...rcurn- aud
.l tl- 81 .z Ma III. soldiers all
lift t.r -...-.r.g-. with IL. I-E.an
prisoners ssh. rala5.el there till
t-ay ~g- r5--i. .ul thsr ouig;l- c-.
c@I"i- Toward the cIn-.lt tie VIZ
We We're g... -raua!.y -.:rrr! no wiki
.eIaE= t.aj t.s Shenandoah. which
had been G.-.-.y .-r whale ships
Ia H.. -A-....- E.a- coming E. DESTROY
Die government buildings 1t C-qe
Elajters .aa N.-l Bay, .ui b-ra mp
, 1887-06-16

II the opinions Of the Pioneers are
worth taking into consideration, the
next legislature should re enact v,o-
man suffrage. They adopted reso-
luton to that effect by very decg=~
i've Iote-about two to one. TIE old
settlers evidently believe in equal
rights.
, 1887-06-16

1t seems probable that ship yard
might be secured this year for Point
Hudson if our citizens would secure
some substantial encouragement for
such an enterprise, Amy amount Of
foreign capital can be secured Iy
proper management. Wouldn't it be
worth the effort?
, 1887-06-16

The Olympian arrived today, sew
ersl hours later than anticipated, but
with sixteen hundred excursionists
on board. Bishop Fowler and fam
lily were taken to the residence Of
Capt Stetson. The Bishop will
speak at the court house this evening,
ct 7:30, on the matter of the Univer-
sity and its endowment fund. All
are invited.
, 1887-06-16

4 gentleman writes from Alaska
that he would put money into an in
dependent steamer to ply between
Pert Townsend and Alaskan ports.
He il also dissatisfied with the wharf
ing arrangements here. and hopes to
see the time when there may be more
favorable arrangements for outsiders.
We do not know what there is in the
complaint.
, 1887-06-16

The DAILY AEHCs enters upl- il
sixth year Of publication tomorrow
It has made al it4 Promises -aoI
thus FAR, in the matter IF growth and
local effort